Celebrate Pride with six stories skelebrating monsters of the LGBTQ+ community, including fang-favorite couples Kieran Valentine/Spelldon Cauldronello and Clawdeen Wolf/Toralei Stripe.
First, follow the Toradeen love story from enemies to fiends to lovers. Clawdeen and Toralei are claws over tails for each other now, but how did they go from hisses to kisses? It’s simple math, really. Clawculus + a common enemy + forced proximity = the perfect love story. But it isn’t always a walk through the graveyard—the ghouls need to work on their communication if they want to be couple goals!
Then, Valentine always thought love sucked, until he met his very cute Bite-ology partner, Spelldon. Sparks start flying when Spelldon helps him brew a potion that will drain him of love forever, but dating an emotional vampire can be a bit awkward. Valentine’s powers are totally out of control, and he worries he might have accidentally hypnotized Spelldon to fall in love with him.
And last, Kiyomi Haunterly comes to terms with her sexuality. Collects Monster High: Pride 2024, 2025, and 2026 into one collection for the first time!
Megan Brown is an editor at Oni Press who has worked on titles like Marvel Action: Captain Marvel, Read Only Memories, GLOW, Dungeons & Dragons, TMNT, Star Trek, My Little Pony, Napoleon Dynamite, Godzilla, and more.
Hannah Templer is a queer cartoonist and graphic designer currently living in Seattle. She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts in 2011 and has since worked as a colorist, cover artist, and interior artist on well-known titles such as Samurai Jack, Tomb Raider, and Jem and the Holograms. She has also worked for several years at various Seattle design agencies, most recently as a UX designer at States of Matter. She enjoys life with her trusty dog Thistle and grumpy cat Noodle, and plays tabletop roleplaying games as often as she can.
Jacque Aye is an author, worldbuilder, and creator of the popular indie brand Adorned by Chi. She is a vocal supporter of mental health awareness and self-care amongst Black women, advocating for those suffering from depression and social anxiety. In her fiction work, Aye writes about woeful women with a surrealist, magical touch. She boasts over 16,000 followers on Instagram and over 12,000 on X.
Celebrate Pride with six stories skelebrating monsters of the LGBTQ+ community, including fang-favorite couples Kieran Valentine/Spelldon Cauldronello and Clawdeen Wolf/Toralei Stripe.
First, follow the Toradeen love story from enemies to fiends to lovers. Clawdeen and Toralei are claws over tails for each other now, but how did they go from hisses to kisses? It’s simple math, really. Clawculus + a common enemy + forced proximity = the perfect love story. But it isn’t always a walk through the graveyard—the ghouls need to work on their communication if they want to be couple goals!
Then, Valentine always thought love sucked, until he met his very cute Bite-ology partner, Spelldon. Sparks start flying when Spelldon helps him brew a potion that will drain him of love forever, but dating an emotional vampire can be a bit awkward. Valentine’s powers are totally out of control, and he worries he might have accidentally hypnotized Spelldon to fall in love with him.
And last, Kiyomi Haunterly comes to terms with her sexuality. Collects Monster High: Pride 2024, 2025, and 2026 into one collection for the first time!
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Megan Brown is an editor at Oni Press who has worked on titles like Marvel Action: Captain Marvel, Read Only Memories, GLOW, Dungeons & Dragons, TMNT, Star Trek, My Little Pony, Napoleon Dynamite, Godzilla, and more.
Hannah Templer is a queer cartoonist and graphic designer currently living in Seattle. She graduated from Cornish College of the Arts in 2011 and has since worked as a colorist, cover artist, and interior artist on well-known titles such as Samurai Jack, Tomb Raider, and Jem and the Holograms. She has also worked for several years at various Seattle design agencies, most recently as a UX designer at States of Matter. She enjoys life with her trusty dog Thistle and grumpy cat Noodle, and plays tabletop roleplaying games as often as she can.
Jacque Aye is an author, worldbuilder, and creator of the popular indie brand Adorned by Chi. She is a vocal supporter of mental health awareness and self-care amongst Black women, advocating for those suffering from depression and social anxiety. In her fiction work, Aye writes about woeful women with a surrealist, magical touch. She boasts over 16,000 followers on Instagram and over 12,000 on X.
